Create media, brand assets, websites and browser games from prompts in your AI coding agent.
Higgsfield AI Skills gives your coding agent workflows for producing images, videos, product visuals and brand identities through Higgsfield, plus building and deploying websites, apps and browser games. Describe the result you need; the skills guide the agent through choosing a workflow, submitting jobs and delivering assets or a deployed project.
Claude Code and Codex can select relevant skills from your request. You can also select one yourself: Claude Code exposes the plugin’s skills as slash commands, while Codex lets you mention a skill explicitly. Media generation uses your Higgsfield account and credits; some workflows also need local tools.
Start with a product image and campaign brief to create studio shots, lifestyle scenes, banners or static ad variants. For a marketplace listing, use marketplace-cards to produce a main image, secondary images and A+ style modules.
Bring a brand brief or existing assets to develop a palette, logo, typography and applications such as packaging or a brandbook. The brandkit workflow preserves supplied official assets and asks for approval as the identity develops. Export formats need different local tools; check the brandkit prerequisites for your deliverables.
Train a Soul Character from 5–20 face photos, then reuse its identity in Soul-supported image or video generation. Training requires a paid Basic plan or higher.
Use faceless-video for a finished explainer, documentary, illustrated story or children’s music video. Provide the topic or source material, duration, language and format. Local assembly requires FFmpeg, ffprobe, Python 3, curl and awk. Once the video’s topic is settled, youtube-thumbnail can create a matching thumbnail or vertical cover.
Use the generate skill’s Marketing Studio workflow for an unboxing, product showcase, review or presenter-led ad. It combines the product and avatar with the requested ad direction. For an existing video, its Virality Predictor workflow returns engagement scores and a report link.
Create a standalone website, a Higgsfield-connected media app or a playable browser game, then edit and deploy the project. Local development uses Git and Bun. Choose the app workflow when users will generate media with their Higgsfield accounts; the standalone website workflow excludes AI generation.
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Develop visual identities, branded applications and editable PPTX/PDF brandbooks.
Create studio shots, lifestyle scenes, banners and coordinated product ad images.
Create marketplace main images, secondary product images and A+ style modules.
Generate images, video, audio and 3D assets; create ads or score videos.
Train a reusable face identity from photos; requires a paid Basic+ plan.
Create narrated explainers, documentaries, illustrated stories and children’s music videos.
Continue older explainer requests through the current faceless-video workflow.
Create YouTube thumbnails and vertical covers with references and controlled variants.
Build, edit and deploy websites, Higgsfield-connected apps and browser games.
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Install the full plugin in Claude Code or Codex, or add its skills with Skills CLI. Media tasks also need the Higgsfield CLI and account sign-in; generation uses credits.
Install the full higgsfield plugin, including its nine skills.
In a local Claude Code session, add the Higgsfield marketplace.
/plugin marketplace add higgsfield-ai/skillsOpen the plugin’s install panel, choose the scope and confirm installation.
/plugin install higgsfield@higgsfieldCheck the install summary. If it says a reload is needed, close the panel to apply it. Then type a slash in chat and look for Higgsfield skills under the higgsfield name. The Claude Code plugin guide explains pending reloads.
Add the repository’s skills to Claude Code with Skills CLI. This installs skills rather than registering the marketplace plugin.
With Node.js installed, run this in a terminal from the project where you want the skills.
npx skills add higgsfield-ai/skillsIn the installer, select Claude Code and all nine Higgsfield skills. Skills CLI installs to the current project by default; choose global scope if you want them across projects.
In Claude Code, open the available-skills list and check for the Higgsfield skills. If the skills directory was created during your session, reload skills first.
/reload-skills/skillsUse Higgsfield’s setup script if the marketplace install is unavailable. It links the nine skills into your personal Claude Code skills directory. Keep the cloned repository in place because those links point to it.
Have Git, Bash and the Higgsfield CLI available, and sign in to Higgsfield before running setup. The Higgsfield setup guide covers CLI installation and browser sign-in.
In a terminal, clone the repository into a location you intend to keep, then enter it.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/higgsfield-ai/skills.gitcd skillsRun setup for Claude Code. It links each skill into ~/.claude/skills/ and checks that its SKILL.md is present. Existing folders that are not symlinks are left unchanged; review any warnings.
./setup --host claudeIn Claude Code, reload skills if setup created the skills directory during your session, then check that the Higgsfield skills appear in the available-skills list.
/reload-skills/skillsAdd the repository’s skills to Cursor with Skills CLI.
With Node.js installed, run this in a terminal from the project where you want the skills.
npx skills add higgsfield-ai/skillsIn the installer, select Cursor and all nine Higgsfield skills. Skills CLI installs to the current project by default; choose global scope if you want them across projects.
Restart Cursor so it discovers the installed skills. In Agent chat, type a slash and search for a Higgsfield skill.
Install the full higgsfield plugin with its nine skills in Codex CLI. Plugin installation is also available in the desktop app; the IDE extension supports standalone skills instead.
In a terminal, add the Higgsfield repository as a Codex marketplace.
codex plugin marketplace add higgsfield-ai/skillsIn Codex CLI, open the plugin browser. Find higgsfield in the added marketplace and install it.
/pluginsStart a new Codex session before using the bundled skills. Open the plugin browser again to confirm higgsfield is installed; type a dollar sign in your prompt to find and select a Higgsfield skill.
Add standalone skills for Codex, including the IDE extension, with Skills CLI. This installs skills rather than registering the marketplace plugin.
With Node.js installed, run this in a terminal from the project where you want the skills.
npx skills add higgsfield-ai/skillsIn the installer, select Codex and all nine Higgsfield skills. Skills CLI installs to the current project by default; choose global scope if you want them across projects.
In Codex CLI or the IDE extension, type a dollar sign in your prompt and check for the Higgsfield skills. In the desktop app, check Skills in the sidebar. If the new skills do not appear, restart Codex.